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When Sister Karolyn Rose walked into her room this morning, she found that Sarah* was already feeling the burden of another day inside. Accustomed to having her husband, Fred*, close by at her side every day, she was understandably worried and becoming a little...
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By Sr. Jeannine Marie, O.C.D. “You must build a little cell within your soul as I do. Remember that God is there and enter it from time to time, when you feel nervous or you’re unhappy. Quickly seek refuge there and tell the Master all about it.” – St Elizabeth...
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Author Unknown We recently received this touching story and couldn’t help but share with all of you! “Nevertheless, I am continually with you; you hold my right hand.” (Psalm 73:23) Grandpa, some ninety plus years, sat feebly on the patio bench. He...
A Day in the Life, Blog
By: Sr. Isabelle Mr. Moore’s* eyes were filled with tears. “I am so grateful to you. You gave me back my life.” This ninety one year old man’s greatest pain is loneliness. A retired LAPD Blue officer with no remaining family to support him, he turns to God in prayer....
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By: Joanna Mason Looking at a statue of St. Jude, you may have noticed that he often sports some sort of bump on the top of his head. You’ve probable made or at least heard others make various interpretations of this bump, such as, “bad hair day?”, “does he have a...
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Santa Teresita opened in 1930 as a TB sanatorium and the dear young women whom we cared for are affectionately known as the “Primarosas”- the first roses of Santa Teresita. Lucile Perez, was one of Santa Teresita’s early boarders at our Sanatorium in the 1940s. “I...
